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Hey @prehistoric-kite-30979 So the arm64 binary for pulumi-aws wasn't released until v3.32.1 - you'd need to upgrade there I'm afraid to be able to take advantage of that
p
Can I just install the new one or do I need to bump some other config somewhere?
ah, I see I need to bump it in npm
b
Yeah bump your package and it’ll bring the new one
I believe you need to run a Pulumi up to depend on the new version
p
🤔 I bumped aws, awsx and pulumi versions to latest and re-installed but pulumi up is complaining about version
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error: could not load plugin for aws provider 'urn:pulumi:aws.operations.application::application::pulumi:providers:aws::default': no resource plugin 'aws-v3.26.0' found in the workspace or on your $PATH, install the plugin using `pulumi plugin install resource aws v3.26.0`
b
@proud-pizza-80589 you upgraded recently here - what were your hot tips?
p
I notice in the state it has an old version, I guess I will need to ask someone else to do it who can bump the version in state?
or is it safe to manually change this version?
b
The pulumi up should change that
(I don't have an m1 machine here so trying to find a test)
Maybe have a wee read of this @prehistoric-kite-30979 https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/4868#issuecomment-804049759
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p
TBH, i just upgraded in the package.json, cleared out my node_modules and reinstalled, and it just worked.
p
let me back up and retry
ok, this is not working for me.
let me try on my old machine
p
I might have upgraded on the amd64 version, and then moved to the arm pulumi binary.
p
That appears to work... I notice there isn't a new 
kubernetesx
version. Does that mean it doesn't support M1 macs?
I can verify in a couple of mins
It seems to work 🙂
ok thanks all, if I have any other problems I'll open an issue
b
@prehistoric-kite-30979 yeah this will only affect libraries that have a plugin binary that we disribute - so awsx and kubernetesx are not affected 😄
(luckily)
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